This iPod/iPhone Dock Pumps Audio/Video to 23" HD LCD
This cool hybrid setup combines a 23-inch Full HD monitor with an iPod dock, allowing users to pipe video, audio and pictures straight to the bigger LCD screen.
Looking for a cool dock for your new iPod Touch or iPhone 4S? AOC plans to ship the Aire Monitor with Docking Station this March if you can wait that long, a 23-inch Full HD 1080p monitor that features a built-in universal docking station for iPod and iPhone owners.
What makes this an awesome setup is that video, audio and photo playback is instantly piped to the 23-inch LCD via AOC's "patented" plug-and-play technology. The base of the monitor even includes built-in 10w speakers with high quality SRS Premium Sound.
"The Aire Monitor with Docking Station is the ideal multimedia solution for iPhone and iPod users who want to watch movies or browse photos on a 23-inch high definition flat screen directly from their mobile device," said Robert Velez, Marketing Manager of AOC. "The monitor displays photos and video content on a screen that is 37 times larger than the iPhone that it comes from."
According to the specs, the monitor/dock hybrid will be Windows 7 compatible and measure just 12.9-mm thin. It will also sport a 50,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, a 5ms response time, a 250 cd/m² typical brightness, and 16.7 million colors.
As for other notable features, the monitor’s Dynamic Contrast Boost will create five different color enhancement settings and allow for color adjustment in highlighted areas. It will also have a user-friendly graphical OSD menu that can be accessed directly through the mouse. The embedded Screen+ software will even allow the user to divide the screen into four self-contained work areas.
"Along with being EPEAT Silver Certified for its green packaging and production, the monitor is also equipped with multiple power-saving features for reduced environmental impact, while the LED backlight is completely Mercury free," the company said on Friday. "An Off Timer allows users to set an alarm clock to turn of the monitor automatically, and the eSaver feature has preset power conservation modes for the display when the PC is not in use."
The 23-inch AOC Aire Monitor with Docking Station (e2343Fi) will be available for $279.99 at national retailers in March 2012. It will also be showcased at the Bellagio, Monet 3 Ballroom, at the International CES 2012, January 10-13, 2012.
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Meh... there are docks out there that do that already.
if the monitor is hooked up to your PC how is this a selling point?
Umm.. Not a selling point for me. :| I just hook my Galaxy Nexus to my TV (full 1080p output for video too) and my TV is quite a lot larger too.
I just wish I had the 32GB model of the Galaxy Nexus >:|
Does the douche with the track suit & soul patch come standard?
iThink not.
"The base of the monitor even includes built-in 10w speakers with high quality SRS Premium Sound."
Yeah right... I had an older sony monitor (from 2004 or so) with SRS audio and that was very tinny, with no hint of bass, and generally sounded awful. If you want decent sound, you HAVE to use external speakers most of the time.
23 inches of screen and 10w of ear splitting sound? Sounds like real audio/videophile stuff there.
if the monitor is hooked up to your PC how is this a selling point?
Cause then you wouldnt have to wait 1 minute to boot up your PC and open up iTunes! OMG, time saved, what to do with it all.
I've always thought the instant on garbage is a gimick, never knew of anyone to actually use it at all, not ever. I guess if your system is way underpowered or spyware infected so that it takes a few minutes it could save you but whateve
50 million to 1 "dynamic contrast ratio"? No thanks, this is basically a number that only indicates the ability of the monitor to turn itself off during dark image reproduction and then turn its brightness to "midday sun" level when reproducing a bright image. Tell me the real contrast ratio or GTFO.